For Immediate Release

RadioASB to Cover 33rd Annual San Diego Music Festival

San Diego, CA - April 14, 2006 - Syntarus Corporation, a global telecommunications and information management technology firm based in San Diego, CA today formally announced that wholly owned subsidiary RadioASB (American Songbook Radio) has been invited to participate in and provide radio broadcast coverage of the 33rd Annual Adams Avenue Roots & Folk Festival in San Diego, CA.

Mark your calendars and join RadioASB on location as we cover a weekend of wonderful music, entertainment and festive activities at the 33rd Annual Adams Avenue Roots & Folk Festival in San Diego on Saturday, April 22nd from 10:00AM until 8:00PM PDT and Sunday, April 23rd from 10:00AM until 6:00PM PDT. The festival grounds will stretch along Adams Avenue from 34th Street to Wilson Street in beautiful San Diego. Hosted by the Adams Avenue Business Association this two day music festival is open to the public and admission is completely free!

According to Syntarus CTO Richard F. Burrell, "We consider it a privilege that RadioASB has been invited by the Adams Avenue Business Association to be a part of this long standing, time honored San Diego music festival tradition." He continues, "The Adams Avenue Roots & Folk Festival has been an annual event for 32 years and is dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the rich "Roots & Folk" music styles and traditions. The festival provides a prominent venue for the performance of this musical heritage by local and nationally touring music artists, and offers a rare opportunity for the public to hear this priceless cultural legacy performed live on stage."

Mr. Carl Sabatino, on-air RadioASB personality and host of the "Carl Sabatino and the Morning Show" program broadcast from the RadioASB New York City studio each weekday morning from Monday through Friday will travel to San Diego in order to spearhead radio coverage of the festivities. Mr. Sabatino, a long time FM radio host in New York City relates, "RadioASB is about the music, and the Roots and Folk Festival is a very specific type of music that is rarely heard on radio nowadays." He continues, "Our coverage of the event will provide an excellent opportunity to document this wonderful cultural legacy that has influenced in so many ways much of the contemporary music that we hear today."

Mr. Jim Schneider, Executive Director of the Adams Avenue Business Association says, "We are delighted that RadioASB has accepted our invitation to participate in the Adams Avenue Roots & Folk Festival this year. Their dedication to the music of the American Songbook and their high quality radio programming and broadcasting is both impressive and refreshing." Ms. Judy Moore, Associate Director of the Adams Avenue Business Association adds, "We feel very strongly that RadioASB's participation, coverage and contribution will ensure this year's event to be exceptional."

This year marks the 33rd year of the Adams Avenue Roots & Folk Festival, and it is anticipated that the event will attract a record audience attendance. There will be over 150 exotic food vendors as well as arts & crafts vendors, a beer garden, music workshops and family activities. The agenda and activities that have been organized for this year's festivities by Mr. Schneider and Ms. Moore of the Adams Avenue Business Association will ensure that a memorable time is to be had by all.

The Roots & Folk festival features five music stages strategically located along the ample Adams Avenue thoroughfare with scheduled live performances by more than thirty renowned local and national artists showcasing music that is representative of the vast Roots and Folk genres including traditional Folk, Country, the Blues, Appalachian, Cajun, Bluegrass and Conjunto.
In relation to the music and artists, Mr. Burrell comments, "The artists scheduled to perform have been booked through the extraordinary efforts and assistance of Mr. Lou Curtiss, and I must admit that I am extremely impressed with the manner in which he has coordinated the talent." He continues, "His expertise, diligence, thoroughness and professionalism are uniquely singular, and the roster of artists has everyone looking forward to the two day event with utmost enthusiasm."

Mr. Lou Curtiss, original founder of the Roots & Folk Festival back in 1967, has been intimately involved with each and every one of the preceding 32 festivals. He is a nationally recognized record producer, music researcher and archivist for both the Library of Congress and the Smithsonian Institution. Mr. Curtiss is also a multi-instrumentalist and proprietor of Folk Arts Rare Records, located at 2881 Adams Avenue in San Diego.

RadioASB will cover the two day event from a booth prominently located near the artist headliner music stage, which will be shared with the eminent San Diego music publication "San Diego Troubadour". The Troubadour publishers, Liz Abbott and Kent Johnson, will be graciously lending their support to RadioASB during the two day coverage of the event.

In relation to the collaborative efforts of RadioASB and the San Diego Troubadour, Mr. Burrell remarks, "We have found Ms. Abbott, Mr. Johnson and the entire staff of the San Diego Troubadour most supportive of RadioASB in preparing for our coverage of the Roots & Folk festival." He adds, "It is readily apparent that, although engaged in different communications media, RadioASB and the Troubadour share a like-minded conviction regarding the significance of this music as a cultural art form. Their contributions are significant, and most sincerely appreciated."

About RadioASB

RadioASB encompasses decades of songwriting genius and musical brilliance, embracing the entire spectrum of the American Songbook genre, from Big Band to Smooth Jazz, Ragtime to Rhythm and Blues, Country to Rock, Folk to New Age, Chill to Indie and much more. RadioASB is dedicated to preserving the creativity of the songwriters and artists that comprise the American Songbook genre, presenting their musical genius to a worldwide listening audience through radio and Internet technologies.

About Syntarus Corporation

Syntarus is a privately held firm providing global terrestrial and satellite telecommunication systems, mobile wireless Internet devices and information management software. The Syntarus suite of innovative products and services create custom designed "real time" solutions that effectively address critical domestic and international business, marketing and "real life" needs to clients worldwide. Syntarus technical services encompass every facet involved with the design, development, implementation, customization, integration, training and support of our product line worldwide.

About the San Diego Troubadour

The San Diego Troubadour promotes, encourages and provides an expressive media channel for southern California artists and musicians while at the same time educating the public about oft overlooked American music genres, including alternative Country, Americana, Roots, Folk, the Blues, Gospel, Jazz and Bluegrass. Visit them on the Internet at www.SanDiegoTroubadour.com.

About Folk Arts Rare Records

Established in 1967 and located at 2881 Adams Avenue in San Diego, Folk Arts Rare Records has been providing rare and vintage vinyl recordings, including 45’s, 78’s, ET’s, LP’s, music books and music publications to the general public and collectors worldwide for 38 years. In addition to over 90,000 hours and 90 years of vintage sound recordings Folk Arts Rare Records also offers custom taping from the “Lou Curtiss Sound Library”. Proprietor Lou Curtiss is a widely acknowledged authority on Roots and Folk music as well as a nationally recognized record producer, music researcher and archivist for both the Library of Congress and the Smithsonian Institution. Folk Arts Rare Records is open 7 days and week and welcomes all inquiries at (619) 282-7833.

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